Senate crushes House on congressional work days

This year, the Senate has logged significantly more days in session compared to the House, highlighting a stark contrast in work ethics between the two chambers. With 32 more weekdays spent in session, Senate Majority Leader John Thune and House Speaker Mike Johnson are facing criticism from their own party and Democrats for the amount of time both houses have spent away from Washington. This disparity not only raises questions about productivity but also underscores the ongoing tensions between the Senate and House, affecting legislative priorities and public perception of congressional effectiveness.